There is a need to focus on how food is marketed to children in schools.

Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama has strongly opposed those who continuously neglect people with mental illness.

Many Fijian children are eating inadequate amounts of healthy foods and consuming too many processed food.

Late presentation for prostate cancer is a serious concern raised by CWM General Surgeon, Dr. Ilaitia Delasau.

Appropriate steps have been taken at our main port of entry to contain the spread of measles.

The Health Minister was inundated with complaints and issues faced by Lauans during the Lau Provincial Meeting yesterday.

Tests are being done in Noumea, New Caledonia to determine whether the Fiji FUTSAL team contracted measles before they’re allowed to fly back to Fiji.

The Health Ministry is doing all it can to ensure the measles outbreak in New Zealand does not affect Fiji.

The public are being urged to talk openly about the dangers of prostate cancer.

Never ignore hospital checkups and always seek medical attention if you find a mass anywhere in your body.

The Fiji Cancer Society is urging Fijians to seek medical help as soon as they see changes to their body or if they start getting sick frequently.

Hundreds of Fijians registered with the Fiji Society for the Blind will be given a chance to undergo eye operations.